The Messy Reformation
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Episode 264: I've Never Fixed Anyone — Shaun Furniss (Part 2)
> “The reality is, in a church, people want to be fed by the same hand that’s holding their hand next to the bedside…What I mean is the person that they see on Sunday morning is the same person they want to be visiting them and caring for t...
Episode 263: The Holy Spirit Is the True Counselor — Shaun Furniss (Part 1)
> “True Christian counseling, I think, is at its core, it’s discipleship. It’s taking the gospel and applying it to the unique pains, hurts, and sins of an individual, and then walking them to the cross…When you walk into that room where yo...
Episode 262: The Communication Problem Every Church Has — Roger Sparks & Harv Roosma (Part 2)
> “…If people are worried that the people they don’t trust are going off the deep end in terms of loving and wanting to follow the Scriptures…you have to…remind each other…hopefully, they are wanting to be loyal to the Bible. Some of their ...
Episode 261: The Bittersweet Work of Transitional Ministry — Roger Sparks & Harv Roosma (Part 1)
> “When [a church invites] in an STM, what they’re saying is, ‘We want this person but also we’re willing to look at things. We’re going to be open-minded. We’re going to hear hard questions, and we’re going to deal with stuff.’ So they hav...
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Husband and Father. Lead Pastor of Faith Community Christian Reformed Church in Beaver Dam, WI. Founder of The Messy Reformation Podcast.
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